Marcin Frąckiewicz

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Global Stock Markets Today, November 24, 2025: Fed Rate-Cut Hopes Lift Asia and Europe as Wall Street Futures Edge Higher

Global Stock Markets Today, November 24, 2025: Fed Rate-Cut Hopes Lift Asia and Europe as Wall Street Futures Edge Higher

Global stock markets opened the new week on a cautiously upbeat note on Monday, 24 November 2025, as investors leaned into growing expectations that the US Federal Reserve will deliver another interest rate cut at its December meeting. Asian and European equities recovered some of last week’s losses, while US stock futures pointed modestly higher ahead of a holiday‑shortened Thanksgiving week. Reuters+2Reuters+2
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JTC Plc News Today, 24 November 2025: Permira Takeover Drives Fresh Rule 8 Disclosures as JTC Private Office Wins Spear’s Award

JTC Plc News Today, 24 November 2025: Permira Takeover Drives Fresh Rule 8 Disclosures as JTC Private Office Wins Spear’s Award

JTC Plc, the Jersey‑based fund, corporate and private client services group, remains firmly in the spotlight today as its £2.3 billion takeover by Permira continues to generate intense market activity and regulatory disclosures. At the same time, JTC’s Private Office arm has been named “Family Office Service Provider of the Year” at the Spear’s Awards 2025, underscoring the firm’s growing profile among ultra‑high‑net‑worth families. Spears WMS+3TradingView+3Reuters+3
24 November 2025
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British American Tobacco on 24 November 2025: Buybacks, Institutional Demand and Dividend Strength Keep BTI/BATS in Focus

British American Tobacco on 24 November 2025: Buybacks, Institutional Demand and Dividend Strength Keep BTI/BATS in Focus

LONDON — 24 November 2025 — British American Tobacco p.l.c., traded as BATS in London and BTI in New York, stayed firmly on investors’ radar today as a new round of share buybacks, fresh institutional inflows and renewed attention on its hefty dividend confirmed how central the tobacco giant remains to income-focused portfolios.
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Silver Price Today, 24 November 2025: XAG/USD Holds Near $50 per Ounce as Markets Weigh Fed’s Next Move

Silver Price Today, 24 November 2025: XAG/USD Holds Near $50 per Ounce as Markets Weigh Fed’s Next Move

Silver prices are starting the week on a firm but cautious footing, trading just above the psychologically important $50 per troy ounce level on Monday, 24 November 2025. Live spot quotes from major price providers show XAG/USD hovering around $50.1–$50.4 per ounce in early trading, reflecting a modest gain versus the previous session. baonghean.vn+2jmbullion.com+2
24 November 2025
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Euronext Stock Market Today, 24 November 2025: European Shares Rebound on Fed Cut Hopes as Defence Stocks Slide

Euronext Stock Market Today, 24 November 2025: European Shares Rebound on Fed Cut Hopes as Defence Stocks Slide

European stock markets operated by Euronext opened the new week on a firmer footing on Monday, 24 November 2025, with financials and other cyclicals in demand while defence names came sharply under pressure. The session unfolded against a busy news backdrop for Euronext itself, including the formal welcome of the Athens Stock Exchange into the group and a new growth initiative targeting Europe’s aerospace and defence supply chain. Euronext+1
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  • Cleveland-Cliffs Rallies as Company Forecasts Q3 Adj. EBITDA of $575M
    July 24, 2026, 10:57 AM EDT. Cleveland-Cliffs (NYSE:CLF) climbed 6.8% to $11.70 in early trade, up 23.8% over two days, after forecasting about $575 million in adjusted EBITDA for Q3. The company attributed the outlook to a $55-per-tonne increase in prices and a $10-per-tonne reduction in costs, anticipating shipments exceeding 4.3 million tons. Q2 adjusted EBITDA reached $286 million-three times higher than Q1-even as shipments slipped 2%. Revenue stood at $5.23 billion for Q2, with liquidity of $3.1 billion.